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Records of last spring's hearing cite Harrop asstating that he originally contemplated rentingthe unit from February until June 1992, when heplanned to move into the house...
...some people join the military because it seems an outpost of rigidity in an increasingly permissive world, and some parents urge sons to join to toughen them and imbue them with traditional manly values. But when men and women in the enlisted ranks are asked why they joined, they cite pay, training and educational benefits. Those same matters are emphasized in recruitment brochures; only TV ads still play on male bonding. Says Peter Morrison, a military demographer with the Rand Corp. in Santa Monica, California: "Most look at the military as a way to bootstrap their...
Officials cite lawsuits which could arise if astudent was found guilty of date rape by Harvardbut not by Massachusetts. They concede that theUniversity must now seek a definition which allowseffective disciplinary action while upholdingmoral standards...
According to the American Cancer Society (who cite the Massachusetts Bureau of Health Statistics), smoking costs taxpayers in Massachusetts $1.5 billion each year--for medical costs and lost productivity due to tobacco-related illnesses. The majority is thus paying for the effects of the smoking engaged in by the minority. Does the majority not then have the right to attempt to curtail this activity...
University officials cite lower enrollment, high indirect research costs, and government funding cuts as the causes of the monetary gap. No current faculty members will lose their jobs, but those who leave will not be replaced, in the effort to shrink expenditures...